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Page 1: the cloisters · Wood Store 8.75 x 6.30 28'8 x 20'8 Barn 11.30 x 5.45 37'1Up x 17'11 Store 5.45 x 2.65 17 1 x 8'8 T Up Dn Up Dn Dn Be droom 1 6.66 x 3.42 21'10 x 11'3 Bedroom 2

the cloistersHURLEY • BERKSHIRE

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Main House Entrance lobby • Staircase hall • Drawing room • Sitting room

Refectory • Dining room • Kitchen • Study • Cloakroom/utility room Five/six bedrooms • Study/sitting room • Three bathrooms

Self-contained Annexe Kitchen/breakfast room • Cloakroom • Living room

Bathroom • Gallery bedroom

Large barn • Carport Octagonal summerhouse • Second summer house

Private gated rear drive leading to ample gravelled parking area Front entrance from secluded courtyard along a shared private lane

Beautiful and spacious gardens • Moat • Carp pond • Swimming pool Tennis court • Croquet lawn • 150 ft. of River Thames frontage

In all about 3 acres

An important and historic Grade II* Listed house sited by its monastic founders on elevated land in delightful and

secluded park-like gardens

These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text.

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Historical Note

The Cloisters has a rich history dating from its foundation in 1086 as a

Benedictine Priory by Geoffrey de Mandeville in memory of his first wife.

The Priory was the centre of village life for over 450 years until it was closed

down in 1536 during the dissolution of the Monasteries by Henry VIII. As a

daughter cell of Westminster Abbey the monks here were more fortunate

than most.

The monastic estate passed to John Lovelace in 1545 and this family

became Lords of the Manor. They built a mansion called Ladye Place

(demolished in the 19th Century) recalling the original foundation, in the

grounds of the Priory (on the southern edge of the present lawn). The 3rd

Lord John Lovelace played an important role in the Glorious or Bloodless

Revolution of 1688. He and his fellow Lords plotted to restore the Protestant

monarch William of Orange to the English throne. It is said that his lordly

friends used the water gateway in the Tudor wall to the river to approach

the property in secret for their conspiratorial meetings in the crypt (now in a

neighbouring garden).

More recently, in April 1931 Queen Mary visited these renowned gardens

and watched a game of tennis sitting on the stone seat (now by the large

lawn) which is still known as ‘Queen Mary’s seat’. The original 20 acre

monastic domain was still called “Paradise” until 1948 when it was divided

into separate properties.

During the Second World War, Mr Sorrel Strausler, the designer of the

amphibious tank used in the D-Day landings, reportedly used the moat to

test its prototype.

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Description

The Cloisters is one of the principal houses in this much sought after village.

The monks’ refectory, which has stood for approaching a thousand years,

is used today as a spectacular entertaining space, retaining its medieval

character and historic resonance.

The comfortable accommodation is arranged over two floors. The triple

aspect drawing room has delightful views over a spacious lawn, and its wide

French windows give onto the terrace.

Set at the extreme northern end of the Hurley High Street, (rarely for a Thames

village a no-through-road) in the heart of the medieval part of the village of

Hurley, yet enjoying privacy and seclusion on the southern bank of the River

Thames between Oxford and London. Hurley is a thriving community with its

own tennis club, cricket club, village fête and regatta, and it also has a hotel

(dating back to medieval times as an Inn) and a pub. The village shop caters

for day to day needs and is within 200 yards level walk from the front door,

although the house is exceptionally well-secluded by the cloister garth.

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Wood Store8.75 x 6.3028'8 x 20'8

Barn 11.30 x 5.4537'1 x 17'11

Store5.45 x 2.6517'11 x 8'8

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Up

Dn

Up

Dn

Dn

Bedroom 16.66 x 3.4221'10 x 11'3

Bedroom 24.71 x 3.2815'5 x 10'9

Bedroom 34.51 x 3.32

14'10 x 10'11

Bedroom 43.39 x 3.0711'1 x 10'1

Bedroom 53.36 x 3.1011'0 x 10'2

UpUp

Dining Room6.05 x 3.30

19'10 x 10'10

Kitchen6.30 x 3.3520'8 x 11'0

Drawing Room6.66 x 5.9321'10 x 19'5

Utility Room3.30 x 3.0010'10 x 9'10

Entrance Hall3.52 x 2.5011'7 x 8'2

B Study6.25 x 3.7620'6 x 12'4

Sitting Room6.51 x 3.4021'4 x 11'2

Refectory14.10 x 6.5046'3 x 21'4

Up

Kitchen/Breakfast Room5.78 x 5.1019'0 x 16'9

DnUp

Sitting Room6.25 x 4.5120'6 x 14'10

Bedroom4.20 x 2.8813'9 x 9'5

Staircase Hall6.64 x 3.4021'9 x 11'2

Dn

Bedroom 64.90 x 3.3516'1 x 11'0

Summerhouse3.80 x 3.8312'6 x 12'7

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This plan is for guidance only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text of the Particulars. Outbuildings are not shown in actual location or orientation.

Reception

Kitchen/Utility

StorageBedroom

Bathroom

Approx. Gross Internal Floor Area:Main House 5,500 sq.ft. / 511 sq.m.Outbuildings 1,550 sq.ft. / 144 sq.m.

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Gardens & Grounds

The property is approached from the rear by a private gated drive leading

to ample parking. Two stone steps rise up to the avenue of Irish yew which

diide the gardens near the house from the meadows by the tennis court

and the monks’ fish pond. Mown paths lead towards a timber bridge over

the moat, bordered by mellow Tudor walls which surround the western

and northern sides of the property. Through a doorway lies the riverside

garden, with river frontage and mooring, and an octagonal summerhouse

mentioned in Pevsner. The front entrance is approached through a stone

archway into the tranquil cloister garth.

The garden was designed by previous occupiers for easy maintenance while

the present owners have added trees, shrubs, bulbs and planting to give

year round fragrance and colour.

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Shopping

Marlow 4 miles, Henley-on-Thames 4.7 miles, Maidenhead

5.2 miles, Oxford 35 miles and Central London 32 miles.

Train

Maidenhead to London Paddington from 25 minutes.

Crossrail due to offer fast access to the city in 2019.

Motorway

M4 (Junction 8/9) 5.5 miles. M40 (Junction 4) 7 miles.

Airport

Heathrow Airport 20 miles.

Schooling

There are a wide choice of outstanding private and state

schools, including Eton College, Wycombe Abbey and

Sir William Borlase Grammar School in Marlow.

Boating

Boatyard in Hurley and marinas available in

Henley-on-Thames and Reading.

Racing

Royal Ascot, Epsom, Sandown and Kempton Park.

Golf

Temple, Harleyford, Castle Royle and Hennerton.

Hotel

Hotel and village Inn within the village.

All distances and times are approximate

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This Plan is published for guidance only, and although it is believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed, nor is it intended to form part of any contract. Where this plan is based on the Ordnance Survey map it is with

the sanction of the controller of H. M. Stationery Office Crown Copyright reserved. Licence No. 100021721

Land Use:Arable

Gardens

Pasture

Woodland

Orchard

Road / Track

Scrub

Game CoverHeathlandRocks / BouldersBuilding (Residential)

Verge / MiscBuilding / Structure (Agricultural)

Water

Total area = 3.22 acres approx.

The site plan is published for guidance only, and although it is believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed, nor is it intended to form any part of any contract.

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Fixtures and Fittings

Fitted carpets, fitted light fittings, curtains and blinds and Queen Mary’s

seat are included in the sale. A third revolving summerhouse is excluded

from the sale. Otherwise all furniture, equipment, garden furniture and

statuary, house contents and fittings are expressly excluded from the sale,

but may be available by separate negotiation.

Tenure

Freehold

Services

Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil Central Heating.

Local Authority

Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead 01628 683800.

Directions (SL6 5NB)

From Junction 8/9 of the M4 motorway at Maidenhead follow the A404M

towards Marlow and High Wycombe. After about 3 miles take the slip road

signposted to Henley and follow the A4130. Passing Temple Golf Club on

the right and the next two turnings on the right take the third right turn

onto Hurley High Street. Follow the High Street almost to the end turning

right into Mill Lane, follow for about a quarter of a mile and just before a

sharp left hand bend in the front of Freebody’s boat yard, the shared gated

drive entrance to The Cloisters will be found on the left hand side.

Viewings

By prior appointment only with the joint agents.

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Particulars dated: March 2015. Photographs dated: Various.

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1. Particulars: These particulars are not an offer or contract, nor part of one. You should not rely on statements by Knight Frank LLP in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value. Neither Knight Frank LLP nor any joint agent have any authority to make any representations about the property, and accordingly any information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s) or lessor(s).

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